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  • Recent Forum Posts

    sayzer

    Re: How do you drive a Serial LCD?

    Same here.

    This is a very nice work and, even more, Mike shares it here.

    Thanks to Mike from this part of the world.

    sayzer Yesterday, 19:28 Go to last post
    Ioannis

    Re: How do you drive a Serial LCD?

    I admire your courage to do this in assembly!

    Ioannis

    Ioannis Yesterday, 13:34 Go to last post
    Ioannis

    Re: I2CRead problem

    I am very embarrassed...

    I forgot completely ANSELD and ANSELE when testing it...

    Ioannis

    Ioannis Yesterday, 13:31 Go to last post
    Ioannis

    Re: I2CRead problem

    Thank you Richard. Will do that this evening.

    I tried byte read, word read, page read, Nothing works and all var's are just a zero.

    The chip is a 16F1939 but I am sure this does not matter....

    Ioannis Yesterday, 12:35 Go to last post
    sayzer

    Re: PIC16F18855 and DT elapsed timer

    Henrik posted the same code 1 second before me. So I deleted mine. :)

    sayzer Yesterday, 05:58 Go to last post
    richard

    Re: How to use TM1637 chip for LED Display?

    very good. you would have to wonder why the 12f1840 did not work



    the code works up t0 64mhz and can write the 4 digits in less than 50uS

    richard Yesterday, 04:14 Go to last post
    Balachandar

    Re: How to use TM1637 chip for LED Display?

    WOW! FINALLY, IT HAPPENED!!

    The TM1637 LED display module came alive!!!
    I used your revised code for 18F devices and after I made a few changes in the CONFIG section, the compilation for 18F2620...

    Balachandar Yesterday, 03:29 Go to last post
    richard

    Re: I2CRead problem

    can we see the whole transaction , an i2c read needs to do a write to set address and then a restart to read . you have not shown enough

    richard - 17th October 2018, 23:34 Go to last post
    Ioannis

    I2CRead problem

    Very strange problem.

    Executing an I2CRead command does only I2CWrite as it is shown on the Logic capture.

    This is my test code for an 24C64 EEPROM



    DEFINE I2C_SLOW 1
    b1 var byte

    Ioannis - 17th October 2018, 21:44 Go to last post
    HenrikOlsson

    Re: PIC16F18855 and DT elapsed timer

    Several versions of ELAPSED_INT seems to exist. One that predates the existance of DT-Ints and one which is supposed to work WITH DT-Ints. For the one that's using DT-Ints it looks like you also need...

    HenrikOlsson - 17th October 2018, 17:33 Go to last post

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